Marjorie Taylor Greene is worried 'foot of snow' could derail Trump election certification
U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) on Saturday raised the specter of a winter storm disrupting the certification of Donald Trump's election.
Greene is a close ally to Trump, whose speech in January of 2021 preceded MAGA rioters attempting to disrupt certification of President Joe Biden's 2020 victory. Biden, on the other hand, has promised a smooth and violence-free transfer of power.
But that could still be threatened by weather, according to Greene over the weekend.
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Greene noted that, " pm Congress must certify President Trump’s historic election."
"Washington has a winter storm warning for Jan 5-7th expecting possibly a foot of snow," the lawmaker added. "Many members of congress left town this weekend even though they were told to stay. I’m here and will walk to the Capitol if I have to."
In a follow-up post, Greene wrote, "Jan 6th we certify President Trump’s election!"
"I’ll be here no matter how much it snows and so should every single Republican!!" she added.
Artist Art Candee replied, "Gonna say Dems are controlling the weather again?"